Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) has agreed to provide credit facilities to open lines of credit to finance exporting national non-oil goods and services from the Kingdom with total amount of US210,000,000 dollar for the benefit of a number of Turkish banks, including Asya Bank, Halk Bank, Sugar Bank, Finance Bank, Kuwaiti-Turkish Bank, Akitf Bank and Deniz Bank. These agreement were signed last Thursday in Istanbul. Ahmad bin Mohammed Al-Ghanem, Director General of Saudi Export Program of SFD, signed on the agreements. In a press statement, Al-Ghanem said that these agreements came within the framework of enhancing relations of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with Turkey.